“brand of floating aircraft carriers”

The original MORTAL KOMBAT was way better than it had any right to be.

Id never have guessed you were a WoT fan /s

Damn, you don't take prisoners do you? 

The audience score is even lower than the critics score. Looks as bad as I feared it would be after all the terrible trailers. Which is a shame, they had a top notch director, excellent acting talent, and an amazing story to tell, but it appears to have been overwhelmed by story changes and terrible CGI and costuming.

Opportunity to introduce himself to some classics then. “What’s that robot?” “Here, let’s watch Gundam!” Etc.

Huh, of my circle of friends, the three big collectors of stuff like this (along with toys, models, minis, etc) are very happily married and their wives also collect much the same things. I suspect it may be a combination of personality, shyness, and toxic friends holding him back more than the collection.

Huh, of my circle of friends, the three big collectors of stuff like this (along with toys, models, minis, etc) are…

I’m glad someone said that far more politely. The only phrase I could think of in response to that comment was “Go fuck yourself.”

Nah, enjoying the hell out of it. Let them make more like this, I’ll even pre-order. 99℅ because I enjoy games like this, and 1% for amusing myself watching the impotent rage from the negative ninnies.

The bull didn’t. . .

Now I can’t even get a cat because you’ve already ruined his or her life.

Foxtrot Alpha went from a pretty good military blog to garbage in the last couple of years.

If you use fae as more along the whole political Seelie/Unseelie line-up, nymphs become rather effective manipulators, not always for the side that a party would expect. Plenty of ways for the whole party to get screwed without any physical contact whatsoever.

The only time the nymph was interesting was in the “Ecology of” article in Dragon magazine. A pissed-off 1st Edition nymph visits the local Adventurer/Explorer/Whatever guild, wearing a Hat of Disguise as a ribbon in her hair. Then she drops the disguise, blinding half the audience, and disrobes, killing off many of…

really depressing to see so many commenters here cheering on this woman who participated in subjecting Muslim Americans to some of the most brutal state-sponsored oppression in the country’s history.

The licensed music has filled the memorable parts, while the themes have sufficed to set moods and establish character.

I expected Yackety Sax. . .